I want to give the user the option for my text-to-speech app to use a voice that they choose - but when I call "AVSpeechSynthesisVoice.speechVoices()", I get a list of all possible voices.
Each voice has properties like .gender, .quality and voiceTraits which provides isNoveltyVoice and .isPersonalVoice - but I can't seem to find a property that tells me whether the voice has been downloaded (and can be used) or not.
How can I tell which voices the user has downloaded so I can present a list of what is currently available to use?
Also - I know I can't download voices for the user - but am I able to use a deep link to pop open the correct place for the user to download the voices? (ie Settings->Accessibility->Spoken Content->Voices->English)
Thanks in advance!
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My app speaks and offers the user the ability to use their Personal Voice - but if the user says "No" when I first ask them for permission to use their Personal Voice, I can never ask them again.
So if they change their mind later - they have to go to Settings->Accessibility->Personal Voice to toggle the permission for my app. To make things easier for them, I would like to be able to pop open that page for them - but I don't know how to create the URL for it. Is it even possible?
The closest I've been able to get is to open the settings page for my app (Settings->My App Settings) with:
guard let settingsUrl = URL(string: UIApplication.openSettingsURLString) else {return }
if UIApplication.shared.canOpenURL(settingsUrl) {
UIApplication.shared.open(settingsUrl)
}
Thanks in advance!
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On a freshly erased/reset simulator, I am first prompted to sign in via "Settings" - and that succeeds - but upon returning to the app, after entering my Apple ID and Password, I see an error message reporting a failed login. This occurs on my own app as well as the sample "Juice" app.
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